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As VALORANT Champions is starting less than one week away, we would like to take a closer look at 5 of the 26 Asian players playing in the most renowned VALORANT competition of the year, and why you should too.
BOOM Esports claimed the EPULZE Royal SEA Challenge title by defeating South Built Esports in the best-of-five grand final 3-0 (Ascent 13-8, Haven 13-8, Bind 13-7). They also take home the grand prize of US$6,000, with South Built Esports walking away with half of the first-place reward.
With Saturday Spike Club coming to a close this month, it’s time to present the VALO2ASIA x EPULZE’s Saturday Spike Club Wrap Up and take a look at how the community event went over the course of twelve weeks.
Riot Games have made public the groups for the year’s most stacked tournament, VALORANT Champions 2021, which is set to kick off on December 1.
Zeal Esports have announced the benching of Dominique “N1CO” Tul-id and Vince “Flash” Medado, with Craig “craigys” Salgado moving to the starting lineup after serving as the team’s sixth member since May.
NUTURN Gaming has announced Keun-chul “solo” Kang’s retirement from competitive VALORANT, bringing an end to a career that began in 2005 and spanned across four different titles: Counter-Strike, Counter-Strike Online, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and VALORANT.
South Built Esports have been crowned Mineski VxV Invitational Playoffs champions after taking out Team Secret in the best-of-five (BO5) grand final derby.
Nigma Galaxy have announced the signing of Cong Anh “crazyguy” Ngo on a permanent basis, the organization revealed today, along with three other roster adjustments. crazyguy will take the position of George “Georggyyy” Lachica, who has been released from the team. Along with crazyguy, Nigma Galaxy will have Sha “ZesBeeW” Mohtar on loan from Team SMG and Ashraf “acAp” Firdaus as a coach.
